Vogue Italiaのインスタグラム(vogueitalia) - 10月7日 22時16分
“Every time Helmut and I were sitting in a café, we’d watch people and make up stories about them. Where were they from? What were they doing? He was not only a voyeur in the strict sense of the word but also a great observer of humanity,” says @GerovonBoehm, director of the documentary “Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful”, which was previewed at the Tribeca Film Festival in April and will soon be released in Italy. “He was an unlikely combination of Berlin “naughty boy”, gentleman, provocateur, anarchist, and, of course, an incredible artist. It definitely reflects the story of his life.” It is absolutely no surprise that photos by this Jewish boy from Berlin – who grew up with the great social freedoms of the Weimar Republic and came of age in the dark Hitler years – are so full of contradictions: disturbing and seductive, kitsch and ultra-sophisticated, erotic and repulsive.”
Read the full text by @ChiaraNonino in the October issue of Vogue Italia, on newsstands.
Helmut Newton, Self-Portrait in Yva’s Studio, Berlin 1936.
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